Ouverture de la pêche by Edmond Morin (1882)

Engraved print of crowded anglers with long rods on a riverbank under a sign reading Pêche est Ouverte, with a crane bird.

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A black-and-white engraved illustration shows a crowd of men with fishing rods lining a riverbank beneath a banner reading "Pêche est Ouverte." A large white crane-like bird stands in the foreground among reeds, while the anglers' rods cross the composition above the water. The print is attributed to Edmond Morin and dated 1882.

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1882

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